New England Coastal Wildlife Alliance - NECWA

New England Coastal Wildlife Alliance is a non-profit environmental organization based in southeastern Massachusetts. NECWA staff are volunteers that dedicate their efforts to the protection and conservation of marine wildlife that live and feed in the coastal waters of the Gulf of Maine. Although a small group, NECWA focuses on local issues in the New England area and collaborates with various private, government and non-government organizations to achieve its many goals.


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Seabird & Whale Tale Fall 2010 Excursion:
Click here to register for our all day marine wildlife adventure on Sunday, September 12th from 10 A.M. - 6 P.M.

Tickets are available now at the discounted rate of $90 per person for early registration.

 

NECWA supports a variety of research and educational outreach activities within the New England community.

Currently, NECWA is focusing on 2 main projects:

The primary research platform for NECWA’s research activities is provided by the Captain John Boats, a commercial company that operates out of Plymouth Harbor. Internship opportunities through BSC and NECWA would not be possible without the gracious support of Captain John Boats.

Now you can read what the naturalists sight while working the whale watching trips on CJB - Naturalists aboard Capt. John Boats.

NECWA also has a number of fundraising events that help support the work that it does in the New England community.

These events include:A Greater Shearwater resting on the water's surface. Photo courtesy of NECWA.

Please visit the different pages within our web site to learn more about these exciting and educational fundraising events. And learn about the various research and educational outreach activities provided and supported by NECWA.

Below are some of the pictures of marine wildlife that can be encountered during our Seabird & Whale Tales excursions.

A pod of pilot whales near the boat. Photo courtesy of NECWA. A pod of lags. Photo courtesy of NECWA. A feeding basking shark. Photo by Matt Dube.

 

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